
Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure
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Oct 13, 2026
[25-5343] Beaird v. United States
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35:09PageGUEST
And the baseline expectation is that when that occurs, that legal issue will be decided by an Article Three judge.
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35:15PageGUEST
It's no different, say, than a Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure, which said-
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35:19Brett KavanaughGUEST
Then it's not gonna be binding at all to judge, I mean, on anyone, right?
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35:24PageGUEST
Well, I mean, it's binding on the-
Beaird v. United States
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35:09Kevin Joel PageGUEST
And the baseline expectation is that when that occurs, that legal issue will be decided by an Article Three judge.
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35:15Kevin Joel PageGUEST
It's no different, say, than a Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure, which said-
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35:19Brett KavanaughPANELIST
Then it's not gonna be binding at all to judge, I mean, on anyone, right?
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35:24Kevin Joel PageGUEST
Well, I mean, it's binding on the-
U.S. Supreme Court Beaird v. United States, Case No. 25-5343
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34:57PageGUEST
So, uh, uh, Booker doesn't change the fact that the, that the Sentencing Reform Act commits a piece of legal text, requires a court to in- and requires a court to interpret it, and the baseline expectation is that when that occurs, that legal issue will be decided by an Article Three judge.
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35:15PageGUEST
It's no different, say, than a Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure, which said-
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35:19Brett KavanaughPANELIST
Then it's not gonna be binding at all to judge, I mean, on anyone, right?
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35:24PageGUEST
Well, I mean, it's binding on the-
Beaird v. United States
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36:19speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So, uh, uh, Booker doesn't change the fact that the, that the Sentencing Reform Act commits a piece of legal text, requires a court to in, and requires a court to interpret it, and the baseline expectation is that when that occurs, that legal issue will be decided by an Article Three judge.
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36:36speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's no different, say, than a Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure which said-
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36:41Brett KavanaughSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Then it's not gonna be binding at all, the judge, I mean, on anyone, right?
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36:44speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
right?Well, I mean, it's binding on the-